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Month: November 2025

Be Content with Where You Are

It's easy for us to live in a perpetual state of "I'll be happy when..." … when I get that promotion, when I move to a new city, when I find the right partner, when I lose weight, when I make more money. This mindset creates a cycle where happiness is always pushed to some imagined future that never quite arrives. Once you reach one destination, the mind simply creates a new one, keeping...
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Finance must be regulated to safeguard Forests and Communities, warns Global Report

As world leaders will soon convene in Brazil for COP30, a new report from the Forests & Finance Coalition reveals that finance for sectors driving tropical deforestation has surged since the Paris Agreement. Global banks have poured USD 72 billion into forest-risk sectors over the last 18 months, while investors held USD 42 billion in bonds and shares. Titled Banking on Biodiversity...
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HOW TO STOP IMPULSE BUYING

Shopping can drain your money, especially if you buy things on impulse, or buy based on wants rather than needs. With the advent of online shopping and home delivery today, many people may find it even harder to resist impulse buying. One easy way to curb the “buy now” habit is to set a waiting period. When you see something you’re tempted to buy, wait a day, a week or even a month before...
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ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE KILLS MILLIONS WORLDWIDE

Act Now to Address this Growing Public Health Problem Each year, from 18 to 24 November, the world observes World Antimicrobial Awareness Week – because the loss of effective antibiotics threatens every aspect of modern medicine. This year’s theme, “Act Now: Protect Our Present, Secure Our Future”, reminds us that awareness alone is not enough. We must take decisive action. Globally 1.27...
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Rural Life Benefits

CHILDREN RAISED IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS ARE HEALTHIER Studies show that children who grow up in rural areas, especially around animals and nature, tend to have stronger immune systems. This is because they are exposed to more types of bacteria and microbes found in soil, plants, and animals. These tiny organisms help train their immune systems to respond properly, making them less likely to...
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